The newest pair of Xbox consoles have confusing names but I will break down all the crucial information you need to know ...

Meanwhile, Microsoft, Razer, and others make solid Xbox One controllers that you can customize on the fly, ripping paddles off the back with abandon, and switching out D-pads in a matter of seconds.

The Xbox Elite controller originally debuted in 2015, before a successor – the imaginatively-named Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 – was revealed in July 2019.

The Elite controller practically pioneered the programmable back-paddle buttons and has the best iteration of the Xbox directional pad yet. Actually, it has two great D-pads that I love to swap ...

Xbox did an awesome thing by allowing backward compatibility with Xbox One controllers to the Xbox Series X, so you can bring along your favorite Xbox One controller to your new console party.

The Core Elite Series 2 gives Xbox and PC users a more budget-friendly option in the premium controller market. The Complete Component Pack, which comes with add-ons such as paddles and additional ...

The controller features all the typical extras fans have come to expect from SCUF’s officially licensed Xbox controllers, including remappable paddles, a profile switch button, interchangeable ...

Also referred to as “The New Xbox Controller” in the leaked Roadmap to 2030 document from ... I expected Microsoft to add the back paddles from the Elite controllers to the base model, but it ...

The Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 starts at $150, which isn’t too bad for one of the best controllers out there, even if it still doesn’t come with all of the bells and whistles like ...

This is a massive 39% discount, and it's by far the lowest price we've ever seen the controller sell for. However, there is a catch here; this lower price is only available for the red Elite ...

GameSir is best known for its excellent mobile controllers, and to a lesser extent, its Xbox-style gamepads. When the company ...

The official Xbox Wireless Controller is one of the more comfortable peripherals on the market, but for anyone looking for a solid ergonomic design and some customization flair, take a look at ...